Citing Announcement, KuCoin Pay has partnered with Doggy.Cards, a digital gift card marketplace, to allow users to purchase gift cards from over 300 global brands using cryptocurrencies. The integration enables 40 million KuCoin users to spend stablecoins and other digital assets on gift cards from Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Starbucks, and more. The checkout process involves scanning a QR code via the KuCoin app and confirming the transaction. KuCoin Pay Lead Mason Ma and Doggy.Cards founder Grace Zhang emphasized the partnership's role in expanding crypto's real-world utility. The collaboration aims to add more brands and improve user experience to drive mainstream adoption of digital currencies.
KuCoin Pay Partners with Doggy.Cards to Enable Crypto Gift Card Purchases at 300+ Brands
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KuCoin announcement reveals a new partnership with Doggy.Cards, enabling users to buy gift cards from over 300 global brands using crypto. KuCoin app users can now spend stablecoins and other digital assets on Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Starbucks gift cards. The process involves scanning a QR code and confirming the transaction. KuCoin Pay Lead Mason Ma and Grace Zhang of Doggy.Cards said the move boosts crypto’s real-world use. The partnership plans to add more brands and improve the user experience to support broader adoption.
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